I am making my first ever md2, however, I've run into a problem. The model I am using (unused Dreamcast Sonic from SADX) has multiple texture files and an mtl file with it. Is it possible to use more than one png file, and if not, how does one put all the textures into one png?

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A lot of people think SRB2 was made on drugs but I beg to differ. I believe it was made on computers

To answer your first question, no. To answer your second question, you need to use a program similar to microsoft paint. I'd suggest using paint.net. It's a lot easier to show you than explain it to you, but I have no way of doing that.

To answer your first question, no. To answer your second question, you need to use a program similar to microsoft paint. I'd suggest using paint.net. It's a lot easier to show you than explain it to you, but I have no way of doing that.

Well, seeing as I have been using paint.net for a few years, my work here is done. To a point...

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Originally Posted by RomioTheBadass

Actually, you should make separate meshes out of your model and texture them individually (so that some use the same textures, you may have to UV Unwrap your model), then join them.

I have no idea what that means. Is that a bad thing? because this is my first time doing this.

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Originally Posted by XleederTH

The first step is: make a .png with all these textures, an then put again all the areas of the texture.
Remember! all the textures need to be in the same .png

I tried that, then this:

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A lot of people think SRB2 was made on drugs but I beg to differ. I believe it was made on computers

I have no idea what that means. Is that a bad thing? because this is my first time doing this.

Mesh is one of the first things and basics they teach you how to deal with as a new modeller, you have to have separate Meshes so you can easily texture them after UV Unwrapping them, you might be thinking "what are meshes, what's UV, how do i unwrap", Well you should take few Modelling lessons :P, those are easy to find on youtube, I Recommend using Blender, It's a very popular free 3D Art suit that most developers use.

Misfit dropped development years ago and you may be lacking lots of useful tools that may ease working on your Model.

Well, seeing as I have been using paint.net for a few years, my work here is done. To a point...

I have no idea what that means. Is that a bad thing? because this is my first time doing this.

I tried that, then this:

Your on the right track, one quick fix and your texture.PNG file is ready to go, the errors about it being a power of 2 refer to the texture's resolution. The height and width need to be a power of 2.
Your next step is to fix the texture coordinates, you have to manually adjust the model's texture coordinates to the new texture. This is done in misfit. I recommend doing it piece by piece. trying to give you these terms the way misfit labels them to make it easier.

Your on the right track, one quick fix and your texture.PNG file is ready to go, the errors about it being a power of 2 refer to the texture's resolution. The height and width need to be a power of 2.
Your next step is to fix the texture coordinates, you have to manually adjust the model's texture coordinates to the new texture. This is done in misfit. I recommend doing it piece by piece. trying to give you these terms the way misfit labels them to make it easier.

That's that I mean, but I think is a little bit hard for him, because he's new in this.